Two programs remain in adult field trip series exploring Alexandria's African American history
Evening sessions at Alexandria Archaeology Museum and Archives and Records Center offer hands-on access to artifacts and primary sources
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Alexandria, Virginia
The Alexandria Brief: Tuesday, April 7
Five Alexandria restaurants named RAMMYS finalists; Kay-Wyatt separation deal includes $37,500 payout; tall ships festival coming to waterfront in June
Five Alexandria restaurants named RAMMYS finalists
Matt & Tony's, Andy's Pizza, Call Your Mother, Oak Steakhouse and Bastille all advance to June competition
Bennett-Parker, Lopez among five to participate in Town Hall with Arlington Legislators April 13
Alexandria constituents welcome as senators and delegates recap 2026 session at Lubber Run
ACPS School Board meets Thursday with SRO agreement and volunteer program on the agenda
First regular meeting since superintendent's departure announcement includes possibility of two closed sessions and the long-awaited MOU revision for public review
ACHS King Street Campus administrator to leave at end of school year
Departure adds to leadership turmoil at Alexandria's only high school as district juggles searches for principal, campus administrator and superintendent
Alexandria to host tall ships festival and jazz fest on the waterfront this June
Sails on the Potomac brings four historic vessels to Old Town June 12–14 as part of America 250 celebration
ACPS will pay Kay-Wyatt $37,500 in separation deal; she was under contract through 2028
Signed agreement reveals payout, nondisparagement clause and early exit from multiyear contract
Alexandria's week ahead: Budget deadlines, a dense planning docket, and a police-in-schools agreement takes shape
City Council faces two critical budget deadlines while Tuesday's Planning Commission brings major development proposals and Thursday's School Board meeting is expected to post the long-awaited SRO agreement for public review
Two weeks out: what Alexandria voters need to know before April 21
A candidate forum, extended early voting hours, and key deadlines are all coming up fast.
The Alexandria Brief: Monday, April 6
Alexandria deputy arrested after alleged drug smuggling attempt; several crashes close streets over the weekend; pinwheel garden planted for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Alexandria deputy arrested, fired after alleged attempt to smuggle drugs into jail
Sheriff's office intercepted narcotics before they reached the detention center's general population, officials say
West Reed Avenue and Dale Street Storm Sewer Improvements project heads to community meeting Tuesday
City staff to present final drainage design for Hume Springs flood mitigation effort
Alexandria suspends bulk waste pickup through April 10
Equipment issues halt yard waste and metal collection citywide; residents urged to keep submitting requests
Alexandria police: Missing 14-year-old Aaliyah Boose located safe
The teen had been missing since March 26; APD thanked the public for sharing information in the case.
Alexandria Celebrates Women plants pinwheel garden, honors child advocacy center at Charles Hill Park
Mayor Alyia Gaskins proclaimed April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month as city leaders, Police Chief Tarrick McGuire and nonprofit representatives gathered Friday for the annual ceremony